High School Cube

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Kevin is a co-founder of High School Cube and focuses on getting schools started on our platform, revenue generation and business development.. Kevin is an experience business leader most recently as the SVP and GM for Apartments.com a leading online Apartment Listing Service with over 300 employees and nearly$90 million in revenue. Kevin is married with 5 children.

Benet Academy boys basketball team held the longest consecutive home winning streak in the country during my high school years(102 consecutive wins without a loss). My best high school memory was walking off the court after my last home basketball game knowing that we did our part and "the streak was still alive"!!!

Following My High School: Benet Academy

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Micah Nolte has been building websites by hand, professionally and recreationally, for over 15 years. He writes more Javascript and Ruby each day than he does English, and is responsible for tossing firewood into the steam engines that run the website.

Micah attended every football game at his high school… as a member of the marching band. His senior year, he led the Testoster-horns – the all-male French Horn section with marching horns. They were known as the loudest players in the band, although they often didn't play the right notes.

Following My High School: Pampa High School

Maureen Toner cube

Maureen is part of the original founding team at High School Cube and focuses on all areas of operations ranging from day to day management of the business to overall strategic goals. Maureen is married to Jeff and has three children.

One of Maureen’s favorite high school moments occurred during a senior year accounting class taught by Mr. Geist who was also the boys varsity basketball coach. Mr. Geist ran a class wide contest where each student in the class completed a bracket for the Illinois State High School basketball tournament beginning with the Sweet Sixteen teams. Maureen completed her bracket including guessing an 8 point spread in the championship game. Amazingly… every game was picked correctly and the final score of the championship game was 69-61. She did it – she picked a perfect bracket!

Following My High School: Benet Academy

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Jim has been with High School Cube since the beginning. His focus is on helping schools get their school cube up and running. From getting equipment to starting a school's broadcast club. Jim has worked in media for more than 20 years with an extensive background in high school sports. Jim lives in Beverly where he can be found baby sitting for 10 nephews and nieces all close by.

Jim played football at Marian Catholic and let's just say he wasn't going to win any awards for his play on the field. But his teammates enjoyed Jim's play-by-play commentary during practice. Jim would describe each play in practice like he was calling a game. As you could imagine - it probably wore on the head coach. After probably biting his tongue for a while, Head Coach Dave Mattio said to me, "Could you either please keep it down or bring your announcing over to the other side of the field - away from me." An early sign back in the day where I should be - not on the field.

Following My High School: Marian Catholic High School

Eric Gustafson cube twitter

Eric focuses his time and skills here designing and developing the front-end of the website, designing print ads and sales material and working on UX and wire-framing for our digital assets. He comes from a highly visual/design background but enjoys the balance of working both with code and design.

One of Eric's favorite memories at Friendswood was a the yearly occurrence of taking group yearbook photos for all the clubs and sports. In his sophomore year, accompanied by a friend, Eric and went snuck into as many group photos as they could manage. Thinking nothing of it but thoroughly enjoying the passive photo-bombing they came to find out that they got listed as being a part of each group. Never before had two people been so diverse in their interests at FHS. The tradition continued over the next 2 years, but beside our printed names listed by each club/sport was an asterix.

Following My High School: Friendswood High School

Dan Capasso cube linkedin twitter

Dan is Operations Director and focuses on continually improving the quality of High School Cube productions and recruiting, hiring, training, and staffing talented professionals to capture the "shining moments" that showcase the most memorable events in the lives of high school students. He is married to his wife Diane and has two grown children.

One of Dan's nice high school memories is from his junior year, when as a defensive end, he picked a blocked punt out of the air at the Zion Benton 2 yard line and stepped into the zone for his first Varsity touchdown. Seeing his name in the box score of the Sunday Chicago Sun-Times was a pretty big deal, and he recalls his proud mother called Chicago area relatives to have them check out the prep sports section.

Following My High School: Mundelein High School

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Bill is the Director of Sales at High School Cube and focuses on generating National, Regional and Local sponsorships for High School Cube events. Bill has successfully led several "start-up" positions within the Tribune Company over a 15 year period.

Bill is married to his wife Pam and has three children.

I have so many great memories of my time at Brother Rice. Among them, the block and a half walk to my high school, where I met my lifelong friends and teammates. The stories I have of being taught by the Irish Christian Brothers are endless. Being the sports buff that I am, Brother Rice's presence in the Chicago Catholic League, which continues to be one of the best in the Midwest, is at the top of my list.

Following My High School: Brother Rice High School

Christian Roy

Christian is a Backend Web Developer to the bones. Passionate and always looking to excel and improve, Christian works as a consultant on different backend aspect of the programming on the website. Christian is married with his wife Marie-Hélène and has three children, one that just entered High School.

Christian's favorite moment in High School was when he was selected for a co-animating role in a 13 episode science tv program for kids after he participated at the Science Fair for the very first time. His science project about cigarette's bad effects on flies really caught the attention of his Science Teacher. When she was contacted about a TV program that was looking for brilliant highschool students for co-animating the show, the name of Christian was on top of the list. After 3 auditions, Christian was finally accepted and he co-animated a total of 13 episodes that went on the air a total of 5 years.

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Shannon is the Territory Manager for Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakota. Shannon resides in MN with his three kids; Frannie 16, Collin 11 and Grace 5.

Shannon was a three sport athlete at the small Cosmos High School where he earned 13 letters. His favorite high school sports experience was playing for his father in both football and baseball. Shannon went on to play football at Hamline University, then spent 15 years a college coach, 9 as the head coach of two Division two football programs. Shannon has a 52-47 record as a head coach.

My High School: Cosmos High School

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Chris is a Jack-of-all-trades at High School Cube, working as a staff assistant, play-by-play announcer and occasionally a producer. Chris is passionate about sports and has had the call for more than 50 broadcasts on High School Cube, including football, hockey, basketball and volleyball games, as well as a few wrestling meets this year.

Chris' favorite memories from high school were from his four years of playing football for the Hilltoppers. His favorite moments include playing at Soldier Field twice and winning the 2007 6A State Championship.

Following My High School: Joliet Catholic Academy